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  1. Afraid of Valentine's Day? Here's a Simple, Romantic, Solution

    Blog: Brewster House News - 24 January 2012

    It's a little-known secret that a fair number of men are intimidated by (or even afraid of) Valentines Day, or other romantic occasions when they feel that they are supposed to "perform" by coming up with a special surprise that sparks romance in their relationship.

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  2. Android Vermont Eats App is Here

    Blog: Green Earth Guides ~ Traveling Naturally - 26 December 2011

    Android users rejoice!

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  3. A Very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

    Blog: Brewster House News - 13 December 2011

    We're coming to the end of the calendar year, and the end of our busiest year ever.

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  4. What a great time to be in Freeport!

    Blog: Brewster House News - 29 November 2011

    What a beautiful time of year to be in Freeport! The leaves have fallen, we've seen a couple of snowfalls (though they've since melted), and the crowds of summer vacationers and shoppers have gone back to school, jobs, etc.

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  5. Winter: The Perfect Time to Visit Maine Lighthouses?

    Blog: Brewster House News - 8 November 2011

    The guests at our Freeport Maine Bed & Breakfast almost always enjoy visiting lighthouses. Many are looking for an opportunity to take nice photographs of the lighthouses and their spectacular ocean scenery.

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  6. Do You Sparkle? Will You Sparkle in Freeport?

    Blog: Brewster House News - 25 October 2011

    Sparkle? What is Sparkle? More specifically, what is Sparkle in Freeport and why would I want to do it?

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  7. music for memory, and for dance

    Blog: Music Road - 20 October 2011

    As the slant of light turns towards autumn across the northern hmeisphere, as the edge on the wind heralds the drawing in of colder weather to come, it is time to go on a musical journey, as Robin Spielberg takes fresh view of familiar classics, and Lissa Schneckenburger invites to the heart of history, and of dance.

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  8. That was fast! Final foliage report for Maine...

    Blog: Brewster House News - 19 October 2011

    It seems like only a few short weeks ago that we were excitedly posting the first foliage report for Maine for 2011.Oh, wait. It was only a few short weeks ago! Where did the leaves time  go?

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  9. Freeport Maine: November's Best Kept Secret

    Blog: Brewster House News - 18 October 2011

    As the summer fades into a memory, and the fall foliage season flutters to a close with the dropping of the last of the leaves, Freeport becomes a quiet village again. Gone are the crowds of bargain hunters that filled the shops and outlets over the past several months.

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  10. Autumn Air in the Vermont Appalachians

    Blog: Around The World On The Toilet - 8 October 2011

    The daily grind was starting to feel endless. I couldn’t believe it had been almost a year since we’d been back from our last trip, and I hadn’t been away for longer than 2 days since. We had less than a week available for holidays, so we looked at our options within a close range [...]

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  11. A Day Trip to See New England Fall Foliage

    Blog: Brewster House News - 4 October 2011

    Some of our guests in late September had hoped to be able to tour some of Maine's fall foliage areas and see the vibrant fall colors we are known for. While the leaves have begun to turn in many places, it is quite clear that the best is yet to come.

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  12. Foodie Heaven In Vermont

    Blog: Green Earth Guides ~ Traveling Naturally - 29 September 2011

    LIVE today on iTunes, the free Sutro World App contains Vermont Eats.

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  13. Fall Colors well under way!

    Blog: Brewster House News - 29 September 2011

    This week's fall foliage report from the State of Maine reports that fall colors are well underway, with the northern part of the state having a high degree of color.

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  14. Fall Foliage and Lighthouses - What a Great Tour!

    Blog: Brewster House News - 27 September 2011

    Up and down Maine's midcoast region, really from Freeport north to Camden, fall colors are starting to appear, and the promise of really nice fall foliage is apparent.

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  15. Don’t Get Lost!

    Blog: Vermont's Insider Guide to Kid Friendly Fun - 19 September 2011

    The season to find your way through a corn field has arrived. Farmer’s cut intricate paths in their fields providing hours of fall fun for your family.  These mazes aren’t just a walk in the park, they are an adventure you need to prepare for.  No strollers here, jogging or otherwise.  Little ones are best [...]

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  16. Maine Fall Foliage is Offically Underway!

    Blog: Brewster House News - 14 September 2011

    The official start of Maine fall foliage season has begun, as the state has issued its first 2011 foliage report, indicating there is a small amount of color in the northern part of the state, in the higher elevations.

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  17. Tour de France Vermont-Style

    Blog: Green Earth Guides ~ Traveling Naturally - 13 September 2011

    The Tour de Farms is an annual fund-raising event for three non-profits—ACORN, Rural Vermont and the Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition—all working in their own ways to

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  18. A Day Trip to See Fall Foliage, Lighthouses and Lobster!

    Blog: Brewster House News - 6 September 2011

    The latest in our Day Trip series (see Boothbay Harbor, the Kennebunks, Owls Head and to See Moose) is here, just in time to plan the perfect trip to see fall foliage in Maine, Lighthouses, and Lobster!

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  19. Fair Fun For Everyone

    Blog: Vermont's Insider Guide to Kid Friendly Fun - 31 August 2011

    [Champlain Valley Fair]

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  20. A Day Trip to See Moose in Maine

    Blog: Brewster House News - 30 August 2011

    One thing our guests staying in Freeport Maine at our Bed and Breakfast often ask is where you can see a moose in Maine.

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  21. Luv at the Newport Tennis Hall of Fame and Museum

    Blog: Travelogged - 27 August 2011

    My first sightseeing stop in Newport, RI, where I spent last week, was the International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum. There’s a lot to see and do in Newport (which is why I chose it for our week-long getaway with the baby) and it can be difficult to decide where to start. But this [...]

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  22. Daub, Dot, Do at Kids Hop

    Blog: Vermont's Insider Guide to Kid Friendly Fun - 16 August 2011

    September 9-10, 2011 Now in its 19th year, the South End Arts + Business Association (SEABA) is presenting a remarkable exhibition of visual art, Vermont’s largest, at the South End Art Hop. The Art Hop is a two-day event occurring on the weekend following the Labor Day holiday. This must see, must do event attracts [...]

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  23. A Day Trip to Owl's Head

    Blog: Brewster House News - 16 August 2011

    Yesterday was a bit rainy, which, for guests in our bed & breakfast in Freeport Maine, usually means shopping at the Freeport outlets and shops. However, this time the guests had done all the shopping they wanted for the moment, and were looking for a great rainy day sightseeing adventure.

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  24. Let’s Get Local

    Blog: Vermont's Insider Guide to Kid Friendly Fun - 10 August 2011

      I am pretty lucky, in my job I get to play tourist in my home state almost 365 days a year.  My favorite times are when friends and family come to visit.  I have an opportunity to plan a few days of touring around Burlington hitting all of my favorite spots and showing them [...]

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  25. Long Time Courting: Alternate Routes

    Blog: Music Road - 9 August 2011

    Alternate Routes:that is the name of a tune, a set, and a new album from the band Long Time Courting. It also works to give a hint of the music within, and the routes the four women of the band took to get to it.

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